For all the people asking how to get their root back from the MK2 update:
Be sure that the Galaxy S4 drivers are installed properly on your computer.
Download the root exploit from the dev’s thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
The exploit was actually developed for MJ7 software version, but works fine with MK2
Enable USB Debugging in phone’s main Settings.
Extract the zipped root exploit by using 7zip on WinZip, you’ll notice three items once extracted: install.bat, install.sh and a folder named files.
Attach your device to the computer.
Run the exploit script “install.bat” by double-clicking it.
A CMD window will show up and will immediately communicate with your device. If the device has been found, the script will instantly make an attempt to root the VZW Galaxy S4 running MK2 software.
Once managed to get superuser privileges, your device should reboot automatically.
What's the difference between this thread and the ACTUAL thread?
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richii0207 said:
What's the difference between this thread and the ACTUAL thread?
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This is in the Verizon forum
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JaeKay said:
This is in the Verizon forum
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So is the other thread.
Easy Peasy
I have to say THANK YOU to the DEV that came up with this! That was so easy I can't even tell you. I was really bummed out that I couldn't root after the 4.3 update. I didn't trust VROOT. I don't want anything Chinese on my phone. This is genius. I did have to toggle my USB back and forth and then the install ran like a champ. I was really missing Titanium Backup, which I just reinstalled without a hitch! Thank you again!
Thread closed...duplicate thread here...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2565758
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Ok...first off i know this is not supposed to be in general discussion but as my new status will not let me reply to the relevant thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1216131). I just wanted to share how I achieved root access (without a computer) by using bits of different advise from other users. I take no credit for any of this, I don't know any commands but I obviously have an idea of what they are trying to accomplish. Here goes:
First Step:
Download Superuser from market
Download Terminal Emulator from market
Download Dolphin HD browser
Navigate to the above linked thread in the Dolphin broswer and Download photon-torpedo.tar
Once all these are installed reboot your device.
Second Step:
From the terminal emulator enter commands pressing enter after each.
cd /tmp/
cp /sdcard/download/photon-torpedo.tar . (note the "space" and "period" at the end)
chmod 777 photon-torpedo.tar
/bin/tar xf photon-torpedo.tar
./photon-torpedo.sh (you will receive errors at this point, IGNORE)
./install-su.sh
Reboot your device
Third Step:
Run terminal emulator
Enter the command su
At this point it will ask for superuser rights and you are rooted.
*The reason for this thread is that I had to take bits from different responses and piece them together to get this to work. Hope this helps someone as I wanted give back to the community. Again...all credit goes to the original contributors.*
*Fixed typo*
*Theory - If you have a SD card installed when you download the file change the second command line to " cp /sdcard-ext/download/photon-torpedo.tar ." (note the "space" and "period" at the end)*
*Another hint - Determine the location of your /tmp/ folder prior to attempting root (download a file explorer from market) and modify as needed. Some have needed to use /data/tmp/ *
Nice!!! On your second command, change cp to cd
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HondaCop said:
Nice!!! On your second command, change cp to cd
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Actually that is supposed to be cp. I believe it copies the photon-torpedo.tar to the /tmp/ folder where it needs to be located in order to run. (I could be wrong on my logic but that is what worked for me)
Moxxy22 said:
Actually that is supposed to be cp. I believe it copies the photon-torpedo.tar to the /tmp/ folder where it needs to be located in order to run. (I could be wrong on my logic but that is what worked for me)
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Ooppsss my bad then...
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cp means copy paste xf means unzip. Or something like that
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Dude for this I think you deserve an upgrade...nicely done.. can you scriped it as a one shot magic photon rooting torpedo for market?
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redhatter said:
Dude for this I think you deserve an upgrade...nicely done.. can you scriped it as a one shot magic photon rooting torpedo for market?
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Im sure it could be done lol but im not close to there yet with my skill set....
Thanks a lot! This worked great! I just picked up my photon last night and didn't have time to root via the computer before work today.
I did find one typo.
cp /sdcard/download/photon-topedo.tar .
should be
cp /sdcard/download/photon-torpedo.tar .
(you accidently left the "r" out of torpedo)
Thanks again!
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Im sure it could be done lol but im not close to there yet with my skill set....
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17007727&postcount=268
Not exactly one shot but reduced steps.
bigbassbrent said:
Thanks a lot! This worked great! I just picked up my photon last night and didn't have time to root via the computer before work today.
I did find one typo.
cp /sdcard/download/photon-topedo.tar .
should be
cp /sdcard/download/photon-torpedo.tar .
(you accidently left the "r" out of torpedo)
Thanks again!
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Good catch in the typo and im glad it worked out for you!
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Very nice! Never thought of an interanl root option. Thank you for your hard work and creativity
You are awesome, thank you. Worked like a charm. Way easier than all the other methods out right now.
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is there any risk to brick my phone?
argentinito said:
is there any risk to brick my phone?
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There is always a chance of something happening anytime you step outside official updates but i would venture to say that this about 99.9% safe.
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There is always a chance of something happening anytime you step outside official updates but i would venture to say that this about 99.9% safe.
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ok thanks, n after i root i can just flash a rom on it?
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ok thanks, n after i root i can just flash a rom on it?
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To be quite honest i haven't felt the need to flash a rom on the mopho so you'll have to research that one yourself. To flash though you normally need to install a bootloader and im just not familiar with the process on this phone. I only rooted to access wifi hotspot and a few other apps.
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To be quite honest i haven't felt the need to flash a rom on the mopho so you'll have to research that one yourself. To flash though you normally need to install a bootloader and im just not familiar with the process on this phone. I only rooted to access wifi hotspot and a few other apps.
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all right.. i want to root bcus i need battery indicator with numbers
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all right.. i want to root bcus i need battery indicator with numbers
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*Another hint - Determine the location of your /tmp/folder prior to attempting root (download a file explorer from market) and modify as needed. Some have needed to use /data/tmp/ *
how i do that? in a ffew i will try to root im nervous lol
argentinito said:
*Another hint - Determine the location of your /tmp/folder prior to attempting root (download a file explorer from market) and modify as needed. Some have needed to use /data/tmp/ *
how i do that? in a ffew i will try to root im nervous lol
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Change the lines that say /tmp/ to /data/tmp/
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Hope everyone had a great weekend!
So my DNA is unlocked but how does the root process work?
1. i can't find a good .img anywhere
so i was never able to flash in bootloader
2. i can't copy and paste into my sd card?
3. how does backups work?
4. how does flashing work?
5. how is root enabled?
Google how to root droid dna. There will be downloads for you and explanation on how to root
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If you really want to know (that is, understand) how rooting works, here is the article that explained it to me, linked from this thread.
Also, see this guide.
Since so many of us have to use Safestrap to use custom ROMs, thanks to Verizon, I thought that it would be reasonable to have a list of the currently compatible ROMs. I see a lot of threads and questions about ROMs "not working" with Safestrap that turn out to be people trying to flash AOSP ROMs instead of compatible TouchWiz (TW) ROMs.
I suggested this to Kennyglass123, who wisely suggested that I put one together.
I started with the official list of TW ROMs, and then added some that I found. I first communicated with most of the devs for these ROMs, and created the list based on their responses.
If you are a dev and your ROM is Safestrap-compatible, and you want your ROM added to the list, please PM me.
SO, here is the current list, with this format for each line:
ROM name [author/maintainer] (notes/link)
Safestrap-compatible ROMs
Bonestock v1.1.4 [andybones] (but only this version)
Eclipse S4 TW Edition v2.0 [nitroglycerine33] (4.2.2 version, not 4.3 yet)
Foxhound Diamond Dogs v3.6 [gigilie] (link)
Hyperdrive RLS13 [sbreen94] (link)
Jelly 'Beans' Build 7 [BeansTown106] (yes, for ME7)
Omega v19 [gigilie] (link)
Stock-Rooted-International MKF Base [jrkruse] (link)
PLEASE NOTE: I'm only reporting what people have told me. Please don't get upset with me if you're having trouble with a particular ROM.
Here is a link to the Safestrap thread (link).
Having a ROOTED phone IS A REQUIREMENT for using Safestrap.
PLEASE read the first two posts through entirely before trying it on your phone for the first time.
If you do not know what rooting is, or how to do it, please start at this thread (link).
Good luck!
I started this thread for safestrap compatible 4.3 ROMS:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2630040
I'm loading each to verify myself.
decaturbob said:
I started this thread for safestrap compatible 4.3 ROMS:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2630040
I'm loading each to verify myself.
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Great minds.
Wish I'd seen this before starting my work!
I cede the ground to you sir.
jogawa said:
Great minds.
Wish I'd seen this before starting my work!
I cede the ground to you sir.
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If you test out any Rom I haven't listed please post it...
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hi a small request for you need you help as can you create bootstrap for samsung galaxy grand2 SM-G7012 it also uses same 1.20GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 firmware 4.3 JB
boot.img u can find here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...2&postcount=10
you can find grand 2 thread here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-grand-2
manan001 said:
hi a small request for you need you help as can you create bootstrap for samsung galaxy grand2 SM-G7012 it also uses same 1.20GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 firmware 4.3 JB
boot.img u can find here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...2&postcount=10
you can find grand 2 thread here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-grand-2
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Not understanding what you are asking or stating
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decaturbob said:
Not understanding what you are asking or stating
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I request can you create safestrap as custom recovery not available for samsung galaxy grand2 SM-G7102
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manan001 said:
I request can you create safestrap as custom recovery not available for samsung galaxy grand2 SM-G7102
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This thread had nothing to do with Safestrap development.
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vzw gs3 4.3 + morphology?
should i be able to ss flash morphology to stock 4.3? all i really want is themeing
because i understand morphology has an aroma installer and im not sure
Something I found....well didn't find...more came across is. I use hyper drive and installed it over the stock rom slot. Works wonders and haven't lost any gigs
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Any 4.4 roms yet?
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peppersu812 said:
Any 4.4 roms yet?
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Not for Safestrap. That won't happen until Verizon eventually releases Kit Kat.
Tbo I don't think they will release KitKat until s5 has been release. A marketing tool to get people to upgrade.
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simple_fear85 said:
Something I found....well didn't find...more came across is. I use hyper drive and installed it over the stock rom slot. Works wonders and haven't lost any gigs
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I tried it on stock slot and had lots of lag. It worked ok but was slow and laggy.
4.4.3 GPE ROM installed VIA Safestrap on my Verizon Samsung S4 i545 NC5.
peppersu812 said:
Any 4.4 roms yet?
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I was able to get a fully functioning 4.4.3 GPE ROM installed VIA Safestrap on my Verizon Samsung S4 i545 NC5.
It takes a little bit of work because straight out the box there are issues with google apps and data not working. Some of my steps may not be necessary. The most important parts are the apns-conf as this made the phone and data work. Making SELinux permissive and of course the modules. Whether or not starting from stock made a difference I am not sure. I did it because I softbricked and had to restore with odin.
MAKE A BACKUP JUST IN CASE
This is how I did it.
1. I started with stock factory image of NC5. The no-wipe link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2735172 and installed with odin. I then rooted with towelroot, installed supersu, busybox from playstore and Safestrap v3.75 recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2793891.
2. I copied apns-conf from the etc folder on my phone to my download folder(any folder on your phone easily accessable from a computer will work).
3. Plugged phone into computer and copied apns-conf to my computer
4. Downloaded 4.4.3 zip from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2767026 on to my computer
5. Download and install 7-zip http://www.7-zip.org/ on to my computer
6. On computer create an empty etc folder on your desktop and move apns-conf copied from phone in step 3 into this folder
7. Right click on the zip downloaded in step 4 and choose to open archive with 7-zip
8. In 7-zip open system folder. Open etc folder. Delete apns-conf.
9. Back up one directory so the system folder is open in 7-zip. Drag and drop the etc folder(from step 6 which contains the apns-conf from factory image) from your desktop into the system folder in 7-zip. This will add the apns-conf to the etc folder in the flashable zip. See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163974 for more details
10. Copy this zip with the new apns-conf back to your external SD card on your phone
11. Reboot phone into safestrap. I used stock slot because the rom slots as the rom slots are not working. !!!WIPE!!! and flash zip copied to phone in step 10. Also be sure to flash NC5 modules for Wi-Fi http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487298
12. Reboot from safestrap and continue to boot into the newly flashed ROM.
13. I then ran the towelroot.apk found at towelroot.com. Installed SELinuxModeChanger from playstore and set to permissive (without this chrome and playstore have issues and FC)
14. Data connected but showed 3g. After a reboot this cleared up on its own. Guessing it pulled the needed information from the APN file on reboot.
I have been using it for about a day.
Phone = Working
4g Data = Working
Wi-Fi = working
External SD card = Working
I have not found anything that is not working yet. There is a 4.4.4 update in the thread where I downloaded the ROM. Have not tried the update yet. Probably will eventually when I have time. Apparently you do have to start with 4.4.3 and then do the update to 4.4.4.
RickGrimes411 said:
I was able to get a fully functioning 4.4.3 GPE ROM installed VIA Safestrap on my Verizon Samsung S4 i545 NC5.
It takes a little bit of work because straight out the box there are issues with google apps and data not working. Some of my steps may not be necessary. The most important parts are the apns-conf as this made the phone and data work. Making SELinux permissive and of course the modules. Whether or not starting from stock made a difference I am not sure. I did it because I softbricked and had to restore with odin.
MAKE A BACKUP JUST IN CASE
This is how I did it.
1. I started with stock factory image of NC5. The no-wipe link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2735172 and installed with odin. I then rooted with towelroot, installed supersu, busybox from playstore and Safestrap v3.75 recovery http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2793891.
2. I copied apns-conf from the etc folder on my phone to my download folder(any folder on your phone easily accessable from a computer will work).
3. Plugged phone into computer and copied apns-conf to my computer
4. Downloaded 4.4.3 zip from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2767026 on to my computer
5. Download and install 7-zip http://www.7-zip.org/ on to my computer
6. On computer create an empty etc folder on your desktop and move apns-conf copied from phone in step 3 into this folder
7. Right click on the zip downloaded in step 4 and choose to open archive with 7-zip
8. In 7-zip open system folder. Open etc folder. Delete apns-conf.
9. Back up one directory so the system folder is open in 7-zip. Drag and drop the etc folder(from step 6 which contains the apns-conf from factory image) from your desktop into the system folder in 7-zip. This will add the apns-conf to the etc folder in the flashable zip. See http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163974 for more details
10. Copy this zip with the new apns-conf back to your external SD card on your phone
11. Reboot phone into safestrap. I used stock slot because the rom slots as the rom slots are not working. !!!WIPE!!! and flash zip copied to phone in step 10. Also be sure to flash NC5 modules for Wi-Fi http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487298
12. Reboot from safestrap and continue to boot into the newly flashed ROM.
13. I then ran the towelroot.apk found at towelroot.com. Installed SELinuxModeChanger from playstore and set to permissive (without this chrome and playstore have issues and FC)
14. Data connected but showed 3g. After a reboot this cleared up on its own. Guessing it pulled the needed information from the APN file on reboot.
I have been using it for about a day.
Phone = Working
4g Data = Working
Wi-Fi = working
External SD card = Working
I have not found anything that is not working yet. There is a 4.4.4 update in the thread where I downloaded the ROM. Have not tried the update yet. Probably will eventually when I have time. Apparently you do have to start with 4.4.3 and then do the update to 4.4.4.
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Man that sounds like way to much stuff. Think I'm just gonna search around for a m8 to buy.
Great instructions; thanks! I may give this a try.
Do you know of any issues with EMAIL App. using MS Exchange (corporate email)?
lambdaman said:
Great instructions; thanks! I may give this a try.
Do you know of any issues with EMAIL App. using MS Exchange (corporate email)?
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I have not tested it. The app starts and prompts for an email address and password. From there I do not know. I don't have an account to test it out on.
I got a replacement phone from Assurian today. Note 2 with I605VRUEMJ9.
I'd like to be able to root it to run apps requiring boot. Can you please point me at the thread on how to root this phone? I've used ODIN and CASUAL before on other Note2's but this is the first one I have with MJ9.
I read in the Safestrap dev thread this:
Sounds like it requires root already? I'm a little lost here. Thanks.
HOW DO I INSTALL SAFESTRAP?
1.Requirement: Root
2.Requirement: Allow APK install from Unknown Sources
3.Download the Safestrap APK
4.Find the APK using a Filemanager tool and open it on your device, then click "Install".
@Izord
This post should point you in the right direction to help you root your phone. > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2608827 <.
Thanks to k1mu for posting the root method and h311sdr0id for pointing it out for the Note 2.
Good luck.
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http://towelroot.com/
"Installation of the root-gaining app is nice and simple. After heading on over to the tool’s website on your device, simply tapping the lambda will download the required APK directly on your Android device. Install and then run it. Tap on the famous “make it ra1n” button and magic ensues. Soon after that, you’ll be rooted."
-Brandonrz *****ez
And go donate to Geohot.
I had just updated my phone OTA to 4.4.2 NC4 and this rooted my phone in about 10 seconds.
John
anyone help out a root newbie
What does this mean?
Congratulations! You have root access!
Super User Application Status:
SuperSU application - version 1.99r4 - is installed!
System File Properties for Root Access:
Standard Location
Check Command: ls -l /system/bin/su:
Result: /system/bin/su: No such file or directory
Analysis: File /system/bin/su does not exist.
Standard Location
Check Command: ls -l /system/xbin/su:
Result: -rwxr-xr-x root root 121260 2014-06-15 21:42 su
Analysis: Setuid attribute is NOT present BUT root user ownership is present. Root access is NOT correctly configured for this file!
Alternative Location
Check Command: ls -l /sbin/su:
Result: /sbin/su: Permission denied
Analysis: File system permissions restricted and denied access.
Alternative Location
Check Command: ls -l /system/xbin/sudo:
Result: /system/xbin/sudo: No such file or directory
Analysis: File /system/xbin/sudo does not exist.
Root User ID and Group ID Status:
Root user id:
uid=0(root)
Root group id:
gid=0(root)
System Environment PATH: /sbin /vendor/bin /system/sbin /system/bin /system/xbin
ADB Shell Default User:
ADB shell setting for standard access, stored in default.prop, is configured as: shell (non root) user - ro.secure=1
Brandonrz said:
http://towelroot.com/
"Installation of the root-gaining app is nice and simple. After heading on over to the tool’s website on your device, simply tapping the lambda will download the required APK directly on your Android device. Install and then run it. Tap on the famous “make it ra1n” button and magic ensues. Soon after that, you’ll be rooted."
-Brandonrz *****ez
And go donate to Geohot.
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@Brandonrz I thought we got rid of you man lol.
No for real are you back on Verizon?
Eclipsed Note 3
Harleydroid said:
@Brandonrz I thought we got rid of you man lol.
No for real are you back on Verizon?
Eclipsed Note 3
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lol u wish I'm still on Verizon. I got the HTC one 8 now since I lost my note 3
Brandonrz said:
lol u wish I'm still on Verizon. I got the HTC one 8 now since I lost my note 3
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Cool right on bro. Nice to Geohot come out with this root method and give everyone on NC4 root.
Harleydroid said:
Cool right on bro. Nice to Geohot come out with this root method and give everyone on NC4 root.
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stay golden Harley
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I can confirm that my phone on 4.4.2 is rooted and Knox is not tripped. Should have waited on the OTA update but I got curious.
Confirmed
Confirmed for me as well on a Verizon Galaxy Note 3. Initially it appeard to do nothing, and root checker showed that I did not have root. I tried doing a factory reset, wondering if something I had installed or disabled was interfering. When it booted after the reset, I had root.
The towelroot appeared to trip my Knox, and when I run the root checker it says that some things are restricted or denied access. Titanium backup says I'm rooted, but why does root checker say that some permissions or access it's restricted or denied? I posted my root checker status above.
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Eddie Del said:
The towelroot appeared to trip my Knox, and when I run the root checker it says that some things are restricted or denied access. Titanium backup says I'm rooted, but why does root checker say that some permissions or access it's restricted or denied? I posted my root checker status above.
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How about if you try rerooting?
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hey
Eddie Del said:
The towelroot appeared to trip my Knox, and when I run the root checker it says that some things are restricted or denied access. Titanium backup says I'm rooted, but why does root checker say that some permissions or access it's restricted or denied? I posted my root checker status above.
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download the latest SuperSu from the app store. the one with the yellow shield and the red pound sign in the middle. get that install and try that and update the binaries from the SU app. that might update permissions and update the binaries needed.
I have that version of SuperSu, still won't update binaries. However I got Safestrap working. I'm going to try and see if I can get a Rom on today
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So with root what would be the best thing to do.with the s3 there was a ton of options.now with k.k it's all limited on the note 3 just looking for sum insight.was gonna root freeze sum bloat but heard that doesn't make no difference on performance on k.k. ...any thoughts?
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Hulk0069 said:
So with root what would be the best thing to do.with the s3 there was a ton of options.now with k.k it's all limited on the note 3 just looking for sum insight.was gonna root freeze sum bloat but heard that doesn't make no difference on performance on k.k. ...any thoughts?
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I'm going to try the ROM here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2760380&nocache=1 for my note3 since i am NC4 and bootloader isn't unlocked. HSBADR has a JasmineROM for verizon Note 3 that works with both NC2 and NC4 and takes out all bloatware and then you can install whatever you need after that. Also supplies some zip to flash if you want other features.
Eddie Del said:
I'm going to try the ROM here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2760380&nocache=1 for my note3 since i am NC4 and bootloader isn't unlocked. HSBADR has a JasmineROM for verizon Note 3 that works with both NC2 and NC4 and takes out all bloatware and then you can install whatever you need after that. Also supplies some zip to flash if you want other features.
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OK let me know how that works for you are you on stock right now?
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Hulk0069 said:
OK let me know how that works for you are you on stock right now?
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Yes, i'm running stock right now. When I get home and put in my new samsung 64gb sd card i'm going to try it out. I'll let you know later.
Eddie Del said:
Yes, i'm running stock right now. When I get home and put in my new samsung 64gb sd card i'm going to try it out. I'll let you know later.
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Cool beans hope it Works out great
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Bobguy21 said:
download the latest SuperSu from the app store. the one with the yellow shield and the red pound sign in the middle. get that install and try that and update the binaries from the SU app. that might update permissions and update the binaries needed.
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Quick question. Everything seems to work fine with root and SuperSU and I generally have no problem with anything EXCEPT with SuperSU itself. It always want to update itself every time I open it. The first time I did it, it updated itself fine. But every time since then it always ask to update even though it's the current version. Anyone know why?
Hulk0069 said:
Cool beans hope it Works out great
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I'm actually going to hold off until the SafeStrap bug is fixed.